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How much of a sellout is it when rock ’n’ rollers rent out their songs for commercials? Writing for the Washington Post, a guy named Bill Wyman (but not the Rolling Stones’ Bill Wyman) presents a mathematical formula he has cooked up to determine what he calls the Moby Quotient (in dishonor of energetic seller-out Moby) in each case. It takes into account such factors as the rocker’s artistic reputation, the “sacredness” of the song in the rock canon, how wealthy the artist already is, etc.
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